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mans hand from the inside from the

closet
An attempt has been made TO light the
cotton, as the edges were partially singed.
The perpetratOr OF the villainous act evil
IDENTIFY worked from the inside of the closet.
Chief of Police Murphy said: The work
was evidently done Thursday night, but
the villains were foiled because Of some un-
explained cause. After lighting the cot
ton and seeing it blaze they probably made
hasty departure. They were afraid to
return to see why their work did not sue
ceed for fear that il had already been dis
covered, and that any inquiry ON their
part would lead to their apprehension.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company are
employing gangs of watchmen, which they
will organize into squads under experienced
men TO patrol the water front day and
night. All suspicious persons will he ar
rested.
Thomas Hennessy, the prisoner suspect.
ed OF secreting the Internal machine in the
depot and OH the ferryboat Chicago, was
arraigued this morning in the police court.
He protested his Innocence and was re-
manded for examination until next Tues
day morning.
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MISSING AssEsSME ENTS.
An Explanation Demanded of ID. a. 40
by Inuuisitiye Knights.

An Explanation Demanded of ID. a. 40
by Inquisitive Knights.
New YORK, March 5.-The Knights OF
Labor attached to District Assembly ~ are
again considerably exercised over reports
regarding the purchase of the PythagOras
Hall property i'll Canal street.
II will he remembered that an assess-
ment of 81 was levied upon the members
of various local assemblies attached 10 No.
49 for the purpose of raising fund oi
$40, 900, which it WAS said, would he re-
quiIcd Tor the purchase of the property.
| Quite a number-sOme sixty in all-of the
locals dcmurred to this assessment and re-
fused To pay it. Nine Ot the Brooklyn
locals seeded because of il, and formed
the MOntauk District Assembly, giving ~
a reason for their action that the hall could
not he used by them rs 4 headquarters
nor for meeting purposes, and also object
| ing To the purchase OH the ground that 1t
was unnecessary.
Inquiries made of real estate agents who
ale informed oil the subject of values III the
PythagOras Hall property is not worth
more than SIS, 900 at the very outside.
Now there are inquisitiye Knights who
want to know why an assessment OF so,
900 was levied, and also what has become
of the surplus over the price paid for the
property. Some Knights say secret
service fund.- has been created by it, but
no one but the leaders Of No. - can tell
what 1t is.
! Good authority has it that the leaders Of
| No. - were so eager 10 sieze upon the OPP
pOrtunity to obtain the property that they
went at once 10 George Ehret, the we'll
known brewer, and borrowed 81, 900 for
| the alleged purpose OF making the first
payment on the purchase. A mortgage
was given, aud the money thus borrowed
WAS made payable tO Mr.. Ehret on de-
mand Meantime the executive officers OF
! the District were expecting TO reap IN the
| dollars from the assessment, and settle up
with Mr. Ehret Immediately after the
money was turned in.
And vet there il a boycott on George
| EhTet, placed there by the Central Labor
Union and sustained by many Knights Of
No. 80, quietly, if not openly. Just bow
such odd and similar things take place IL
past the finding out Of any Of the rank
aud file Of 80 big District Assembly as
| No. ~.
They will demand the counting Of the
money in the treasury if there is any to
count, and also a statement regarding the
assessment and the returns thereon, as
we'll as the figures giving the price paid fOr
the property and the values Of real estate
IN the Immediate vicinity Of Pytbagoras
| Hall
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NO OLD BOTTLES.
An Important Circular to Botilers In this
Section.

An Important Circular to Bottlsrs In this
Section.
PITIsBURG, March THE following
circular, which explains itself, will be
sent TO all the bottling firms in Pennsyl-
yania, West Virginia and Eastern Ohio:
IIoN-OwiBg 10 the injurious
effects of the Use of old or second hand
bottles in the different bottling centres OF
this locality if you will agree TO the follow
ing promise, We will use our
best efforts 10 secure the
support of the different labor organizations
to advance your business; and il you re-
fuse, you will by this act place yourself in
opposition to the best interests OF the work
men engaged in the glass business, and
prove yourself unworthy Of our support.
AGREEMENT. We do hereby faithfully
promise and agree 10 dispense entirely with
the use of second hand bottles mot our
own private bottles) and not to use any
apollinaris water bottles for ginger ale or
beer.
Signed.
COMMITTEES or TRADES ASSEMBLY OF
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
COMMITTEES Gil h. Of l..
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Canadian. sun T.iLI.g Retaliation.

MONTREAL, March 3 There was con-
siderable discussion on the streets last
evening over the passage Of the Edmund,
Retaliation bill by both Houses Of Con
gr,~a, and The signing oI II by the Pre-i-
dent. Traffic Manager Olds. Of the Cana
dian Pacific Hallway, said: IL regard the
whole question a. one Of marine interest,
confined b . limited ARA, and only
connected with the fishery question.
My opinion is that il arrangements
are made for regular ocean ser-
vice 20 other markets for cured 6sb,
Canadian fishing industries would only
suffer temporarily. cannot imagine that
the bill has been pas7cd except for poIiti-
cal purpDsI-. There IL n possibility that
certain annoyane~s pizy ari-~ out of ru--
toms transactions. bot do not think this
would last long"
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Mutipy inthe X. Off. Camp.

CINCINNATI, March There is trouble
brewing in the Knights OF Labor camp
which may assume important proportions.
Joe" Buchanan, An cN-meiuber Of the
General Executive Board, X. Of L., ami
who w:rS a delegate To the recent conven-
tion at Richmond, Va. says the work OF
the Richmond meeting did not suit him,
the work was 50 rotten and has proven 50
injurious To the order that he had about
made mp his mind to publish the whole
proceeding 10 the world. The local assem-
blies have already demanded of the dele
gates complete exposure and u VIII DC
well to 20 further and let everybody know
what kind of people are ut the head OF the
yreat order OF the Knights Of Labor.
The Powderly faction, which endorses all
that was done ut Richmond, denounceS
buchanan rs unreliable and worthless. Mr..
buchanan is the editor of two papers, AMI
he promises to make it lively for the Pow
derry brethren.
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THE HOLY SEE.
Cardinal Gibbons to he "Hatted" at the
ConsiAtory on March II,

Cardinal Gibbons tn he "Hatted" at the
Consistory on March II.
BALTIMORE, March 5-The following
special from Rome is to the Amerieaa:
"The public Consistory at which Car
dinsl Gibbons and Cardinal Taschereau
will he hated has been fixed for March II,
as originally announced. Three days earlier
the secret cOnsistory will be held in the
Sala, Ducale, without the presence
of the American Cardinals. His Holi-
ness had determined to hold the consis-
tory on March 80, or thereabouts, in defer
ence to the death of Cardinal Jacobini, but,
as will be seen, he has thought best not to
defer the ceremony. AT the meeting no
reference will be made to the question OF
labor in its relation 10 the Church in
America, nor will anything be said for or
against Father McGlynn. Both of these
matters will be settled privately by the
Vatican, through Cardinal Simeoni.
1t is expected that the Prefect of the
Holy Congregation of the Propaganda,
will shortly receive papers from Archbish-
Op Kendrick, of st. Louis, and the Arch
bishop OF Santa Fe, in which they will de-
lend their action in voting against the
interests ofthe Knights of Labor at the late
third Plenary Council.
One of the latest runOrs is that Cardinal
TindarO, lately elevated, is TO be made Pa
pal Secretary of State. Cardinal TindarO
belongs to Sicuian nobility. He has been
Assistant Nuncio at Madrid, with the rank
OF Cardinal; then MonsignOr SimeOni,
Secretary of the Congregation OF the Pro-
paganda for affairs of the Oriental Rite,
and Secretary for extraordinary ecclesias-
tical affairs. He is highly esteemed for his
great learning and piety.
During the jubilee to be held here next
year in COmmemOratiOn Of the tiftieth an
niversary OF Pope LeO's reception into the
priesthood, a number of saints will be can
Onized to mcmoraliZe the event. Among
these will lie three Jesuits, viz: blessed
John Berchmaus," blessed Alphonsus
Rodriguez" " and blessed Peter ClavOr. y"
The saints were made blessed some time
ago. As TO the actual ceremonies Of the
canOnilation, there is nothing striking or
glitterlng beyond what is ordered for all
grand Papal masses, etc.
Bishop Keane of Richmond, who left
for the seaShOre week or so ago for the
benefit OF his health, has returned to
Rome much benefited by the trip. He
will remain here with Bishop Ireland, OF
St Paul, to witness the inyeStuIe OF the
American Cardinals.
Very Rev Pierre Jean Beck, General of
the Order uf the Jesuits all over the world,
died to-day from heavy cold, contracted
last SUNDAY lie was born ninety-twO
years ago at Sichem, in Belgium, and was
appointed General OF the Order in
1853. Three years ago he was retired
Iium active participation in the duties
OF his office Oh account OF cX-
treme old age aud delicate health. Since
that time Very Rev. Father Auderledy has
been Acting General. lie will now be APP
painted General. Father Beck lived here
with Cardinal Massella, in whose house he
died The funeral will probably take
place on Monday.
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A bad BREAK
IN PREMIER SALISBURTS CABINET.
REBELS EXECUTED IN BULGARIA.


LONDON, March 5.-Another break In
the Tory Cabinet. NJ,
1t is officially announced this afternoon
that Right Hon. Sir Michael Hicks-Besch
has resigned the office of Chief Secretary
for Ireland, and that Right Hon. Arthur
J. Balfour, nephew of Lord Salisbury and
Secretary of State for Scotland, has been
appointed to succeed him.
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach is suffering
from q cataract, and his resignation WAS
due 10 that cause He will proceed to
Berlin for the purpose of undergoing treat
ment by celebrated oculist in that city.
Hicks Beach's physicians issued bulle-
tin concerning his condition, saying he
has cataract over both eyes, and unless he
rests from official lite he will be unfit TO
submit TO operation when the time comes
for it. Sir Michael has gone 10 the country
for week
Sir Michael belongs 10 an old Glouces-
tershile family aud is the ninth baronet
He was born in London on October %,
1897, and, after attending Eton, was sent
to Christ Church, Oxford where he took
his first degree in 1853.
In July, 1894, he entered Parliament as
member for East GIoucesteshire, q con-
stituency which he still represents. His
first experience in official life was As Par
liamentary Secretary TO the Poor Law
Board, which he held from February 10
December, 1856, with the exception Of
few weeks, during which he was Under
Secretary for the Home Department; and
he also served. about this time, n mem
Der of the Royal Commission on Friendly
Societies In Feb, 1874. after ten years
patient aud painstaking service in the
House Of Commons, he Was made Chief
Secretary for Ireland by NJ. Disraeli, hut
WAS not given seat in the Cabinet In
this position he displayed both trmness
and temperance. Although his practical
sense and cool judgement were oi'en I'M
posed upon by the sudden aud tortnous
fights OF the Celtic imagination, or by the
exaggeration of the nnscTupulous partisan
ship. he was able, without trucking in the
slightest degree 10 any party IN Ireland,
and while resisting steadily the yehemcnce
of Home Eulers, urangeincn, teetotai Ia
natics, and the like. TO require aud retain
q certain measure "f popularity.
lie was promoted Ia seat IN the Cabinet
in November, is1G, and when Lord Car
uaryon. in January, lsi-, left the Ministry
because he disagreed with its policy IN re-
spect to the Russo Turkish affair, Sir
Mi, harl was made hA successor ~ Colon
ial Secretary This position hc found one
of more diiiirulty even than that which he
had Just vnatei especially IN connection
with South African affairs, and during his
term Of service arose the troubles which
eliminated in the disastrous war with the
Beers of the 1nnsyaal Republic. lie was
succeeded ~ Colonial SECRETARY 10y the
Earl OF Kimberley when the Eeaconsiirld
administration was 0veTthr0wn at the
general elections OF April, 1850, but WAS
restored 20 public office when Salisbury
came into power.
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COMMODITIES CHEAPER.


Prices of Leading Articles Cheaper Than
for FoTty Years.
New YORK, March 5.-The San today
slys. The table Of wholesale prices OF lead
lus commodities published every year by
The. London Economist shows for January
I. l~~7. a slight improvement over pre-
vfou~ wears. The average Of the articles
>ylrrrri tor comparison, which during the
i've wears preceding 1850 WAS taken aS
- 2uD. aud under the influence OF the I'M
m-l~t. gold discoveries in California and
Australia rose in l-J- To , 996, fell IN l>~6
tnLUgf. That Is To say, the leading staple
cummohtirS OF the world could, ON the
average. hp bought for little less in lSS6
than th,.v were bought for in l~i5-5O, and
r,- two-thjr,G> Of what they could be bought
Dot in l-p-. Ent the average for January
l. 49,. Is 2.UIg. and the question Is
whether this indicates the change OF the
ti.. and whether prices are no" ON the
point of taking permanent upward turn.
TUrg.rrtg- rise indicated iS produced by
q tr,.. iurrr.t-c iu the case Of \ few COM
llrIrie~. while the majority show a de
rr~tsr. Tlking out the few exceptional
,.,,,., uf "A rise. II is evident that the tend
ru,y of prices on the whole Is still down
W..I. with no immediate promise of re-
.f..f|.u
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These are Solid Fact.

The best blood pnriier and system reg
ulatOr ever placed within the reach of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit
ters. Inactivity Of the Liver, Biliousness,
Jaundice, Constipation. Weak Kidneys, or
any disease of the urinary organs, or who
ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulant, will always find Electric Bit
ters the hest and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly, every bottle
guaranteed tO give satisfaction or money
refunded. Sold at fifty cents bottle by
Logan K Co.
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PrnsihenfiaI Partlnns.

WASHINGTON, Morch 5.-The President
to-day pardoned Joseph Evans, who Is
serving term in the Utah Penitentlary
for pOlygamy, The President IL informed
that the man is seventy years old; that his
Ieral wife seeks his release, but that he It.
fuses to reuOunce pOlygamy as condition
of his release. The President says that he
is unwilling that the hardships OF such
case should make the Government appear
yindictive in the attempt To eXtirpate the
practice of polygamy. The President has
r,rdoned W. II. Camp, convicted OF em-
bezzlement from the Government while
assayer at Boise City, Idaho, on the ground
that he has doubts rs TO his guilt, and Is
convinced of his present good character
The President has also pardoned Oscar
l.. Baldwin, of New Jersey. Baldwin has
rnmpleted his sentence for miSapplication
of hank funds, and the pardon simply re-
stores him to citizenship.
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In Honor oftIie Strikers.

BOsTON, March "a tremendous crowd
of sight seers and small procession Is an
adequate description of last nights crle
bration in honor OF the eX-employes OF the
Cambridge Railroad. Three local asseui-
blies, represented by 700 men and band,
were in line. Occasional pyrotechnic dis
plays were made all along the route.
There was no disturbance directly connect
ed with the parade. At ll:30 a new driv-
cr of u South Boston car got upon the
wrong tracA in Washington street aud his
car was run into and smashed by a Metro
politian ear. The crowd jeered the driver,
but helped IN out of his difiicnltyT
The 'LOngshoremen's Assembly and the
freight handlers met last night and resoly
ed not TO use the Cambridge and South
Boston cars until the strike were settled.
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MARGARET Is MARRIED.
0H5,I statistics ut the Disputed Marriage
Produced.

Produced.
EgFrNIu, y. Y. March 5.-The dis
pa.,H from Baltimore this morning giving
the irui,l by Miss Margaret Mather Of her
rrInrte. marriage in this city, caused q
further Investigation OF the matter, and
cIsst.u the following facts:
In th. BuIrlu Of Vital Statistics the FOL
ltutus return ui the marriage u registered
Pull name cf groom, Emil HaOerkr"n;
p. D.~ ul residence, l2g South Second street
E.ruklyn. age. = years; occupation, mu-
-.rAu. p.ace OF birth, New York; IA. her
name. Iudwig u. mother : maiden name
Fr-irrlyka Enemcr Full name OF bride,
NrrGrrt Mathcr; place OF residence, 342
IrurJr-uth street. Buffalo; age, p years
pDrr uf birth, Detroit; fathers name
Jnhu Mather. mothers maiden name
Anna FnlaysOu; dated AZ Buffalo February
Ilrn -.
The certificate Is signed by the bride
ant groom and witnessed by Joanna ID.
rI'I-r aud Fred f.. Bottsiord, and attached
thereto b, the signature Of George Gray
Ballard. curatr OF 81. Johns Church.
Iuyrr Is no further room Ordoubt that the
Lady is married A. reported heretofore
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No Mercy for the Rebels.

LONDON, March 5.-A dispatch from
sofia says that nine OF the Rnstchuk rebels
have been sentenced 10 death.
The foreign consuls at Rnstchuk urged
the authorities To postpone the date ot the
execution Of the condemned men and the
request VIVA granted, otherwise they would
have been executed to day. A number Of
other rebels were sentenced to various
terms of imprisonment
Capt. Bollmap, who, il il alleged, was
an active participation in the revolt, claimed
TO b" Russian subject and sought Ger
man protection. II Is reported that order
has been restored everywhere.
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WHAT. Wong win Jones .

DETROIT, Mich, March SIT Is re-
ported, aud apparently well authenticated,
that ex-senator Jones, of Florida, tor so
many months a persistent SoiOurner IN
Detroit. will seek a reelection by the Flor
ida Legislature In doing this, IL Is SAID,
be will loy before that body the true resi-
son of his long absence from the National
Capital, and will a tale unfold that will not
only vindiCate his own course, but create
national sensation in the character OF
charges that he will make and the high
standing of the statesmen that he viii in
vOlye.
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SENATOR LUCAS.
He RECEIVES HIS APPOINTMENT
And Starts For Washington With II In His
Pocket
This AOning-Pctorial Journalists After
His Photograph.
A SKETCH OF Mr.. LUCAS LIFE
Spenial T4eora,a to ne Sunday REGISTER.

Sperial Tleorua 20 TIE Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March s.
United States Senator Daniel b. Lucas
will leave for Washington in the morning
with his certificate of appointment in his
coat pocket.
Senator Lucas picture has been sent fol
by the pictorial Associated Ne,rs. lie will
get quite q lot of gratuitous advertising
whether he takes his seat or not.
An enterprising photographer offers the
picture OF the twelve "kickers" for one
dollar.
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PYTHTAS POINTS.
items Of Interest Among the Lodges In the
City aud Vicinity.

Ohio Valley Lodge, No. 81, conferred
the rank af Page on two Strangers on last
Friday evening The rank OF Esquire
will be Conferred on two Pages at the next
meeting Of this lodge.
Belmont Division, No. G3, Uniform
Rand, of Bridgeport, will confer the rank
at their next meetiIg,
Belmont Lodge No. 1O9, conferred the
rank OF Esquire on one Page, and the rank
Of knight on two Esquires, in Bridgeport
on Thursday evening They expect TO
confer the Knights rank IN the aDplified
form on next Thursday evening
The several lodges in Wheeling and
Bridgeport, and the two divisions Of the
Uniform Rank, expect 90 have a grand
demonstration in this city, ON the 4th oi
July. They have secured the grounds oi
the State Fair Association for that day. A
big time may be looked for.
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The Cost of the strikes,

BOSToS, March 5.-The advertiser, in
answer to the question, What has been
the loss to the Massachusetts shoe indus.
try by the removal Of factories that have
been driven away by the action OF strik-
crS?" says that it can. he accurately shown
and proved that the annual product OF
these factories is now ~, ,425, 900, and their
total product since they were removed has
been nearly 81, 900, 0OO
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The sneaker WIN sue Pidcsck.

FREEHOLD, n. J., March John II.
Laird, of Englishtown, who was assaulted
in the assembly chamber last "Wednesday
during the exciting scene which followed
the election of Rufus BlOdgett to the L. ).
Seuatorship, has decided to sue Congress,
man PidcOck, his aSsailant. MIR. Lard
places his damages ut $4,000. lie Is sec
retary of the State Democratic Committee;
The case will be taken before the Grand
Jury of Mercer county for criminal in-
dictment.
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Mast Excellent.

J. J. Atkins, Chief OF Police, Knoxville,
Tenn, writes: MY family and are ben
efciaries of your most excellent medicine.
DIR. Kings new discovery for consumption,
having found it to be all that you claim
for it, desire to testify TO Is virtue. The
friends to whom have recommended it
praise it at every opportunity"
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consunp-
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Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, and every AZ
lection of Throat, Chest, and Lungs
Trial Bottles free at Logan 4 Co.'s Drug
Store. Large Size 81.
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Good Result. In gvery Case,

d. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he wss
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lung; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit Beipg induced to
try Dr. kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, did 10 and was entirely cured
BY nee of few bottles. Since which time
he has used il in his izmily for all Coughs
and Colds with bed results This Is tbs
experience of tbonszDds Whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logzn d Cos bsug
store.
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BEECHER STRICKEN.
The BROOKLYN DIVINE LAID LOW
By a Sudden and Unexpected Stroke Of
AppOplexy.
EXPECTED TO DIE AT ANY TINE.
His LabOrs as4PastOr in This World Thought
to Be Ended.

New YORK, March 5.-The following
bulletin was posted on the door of Rev,
Henry Ward Beecher's residence in Brook
lyn this afternoon:
Mr.. Beecher has an attack of apoplexy
He is very i'll, but suffering no pain. A
bulletin will be issued each hour, morning
noon and night.
w. A. HAMMOND, NJ. ID.
w. S. EARLE, NJ. d.
S:45 p. M.-Dr. Earle said that the CON
dition of Mr.. Beecher was unchanged, but
he was liable TO die at any moment.
Mr.. Beecher is not expected to die before
morning
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Cai.rrh 1. Not a Blood Disease.

No matter what parts it may finally AZ
feet, eatarrh always starts in the head, and
belongs TO the head. There is no mystery
about the origin Of this direful disesae. II
begins in neglected cold. One Of 0he
kind that is 'isure 10 be better in few
days" Thousands Of victims know how
it is by sad experience. EIy's Cream Balm
cures colds in the head and cafauh in all
its stageA Not nuff or . liquid.